
Black Country 2.0
Powering Resilience and Recovery Across the Region
About Black Country 2.0
As we progress through the 21st Century, the local economy and its businesses are facing significant pressures from a number of factors. Last year saw significant disruption to how we live and do business with COVID-19 continuing to overshadow many of our plans and operations for some time to come. For businesses throughout the region, the effects of the COVID-19 emergency and its economic impact are also taking place during a period when the post-Brexit trading landscape is shaping around us.
Across two centuries, the Chamber has been helping firms of all sizes and sectors to prioritise and overcome obstacles which limit growth and productivity. Our economy now stands at a crossroads and Black Country 2.0 will frame all of our activity and support services over the next 12 months and into 2022 as we help businesses to navigate in these challenging times.